Sainsbury's Earls Court Local

Refettorio Felix at St Cuthbert's is a drop-in centre and community kitchen supporting vulnerable people in Earl's Court, with a mission to fight hunger, social exclusion and food waste. Every weekday, we serve a nutritious three-course meal made from surplus food, following an ethos that emphasises dignity and hospitality for our clients. Our aim is to provide a safe and welcoming environment where those who come to the Centre can feel valued, accepted and heard. Our client group includes (but is not inclusive to) rough sleepers and homeless people; people suffering from varying degrees of mental health issues; people suffering from substance misuse issues; over 60s and anyone living on or below the poverty line. We function primarily as a free lunch service for all who attend the Centre. Our clients also visit us as a first point of contact; as a referral hub and advisory service; and to engage with a meaningful variety of activities available to them. We provide essential services for rough sleepers such as a free shower, laundry, clothes resource; phone, computer and Wi-Fi access; as well as free food and toiletry items upon availability. Refettorio Felix at St Cuthbert's is open Monday - Friday, 10.00-15.30.

At Look Ahead Care Support and Housing, we are dedicated to helping individuals facing homelessness and complex needs, including histories of domestic abuse, mental health challenges, and substance misuse. Many of our residents are on limited or no benefits, with some resorting to begging on the streets just to survive. **Our Cause** We believe in creating a safe and supportive environment where vulnerable individuals can rebuild their lives. By addressing their immediate needs, we aim to empower them to move toward a future of stability and independence. **How We Help** Through our care and housing services, we provide not only shelter but also essential support that helps residents overcome their struggles and begin to heal. However, meeting the basic need for food remains a constant challenge, and providing consistent meals can make a profound difference in our residents' well-being and progress. **What We Need** We are seeking surplus food donations from local businesses to help feed our residents. Whether it's leftover stock, fresh produce, or non-perishable items, your donation will directly support those in desperate need. With your help, we can ensure that our residents have access to nutritious meals, giving them one less thing to worry about as they work toward a brighter future. Together, we can provide hope and sustenance to those in need and help them take the crucial steps toward independence. Thank you for your support!

At Almanar we have a busy and vibrant kitchen. We cook for the community on a very regular basis we have group of women ( hubb community ladies) they provide meals for the community and beyond. At almanar we are committed to tackle food wastage and hunger where and whenever we can, we open our door to all regardless or race or religion. We have collaborated with the Red Cross on their refugee day and provided a selection of dishes for their beneficiaries. On the Monday and Thursday evenings we offered dinners to the local community that was fasting or needed a meal, just to mention a few as we have many other projects ongoing and incoming. This is why food donations are so important to us it allows us to carry on cooking and helping and makes it in some way sustainable.